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Cake day: May 28th, 2024

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  • Yeah, all of those sound perfect - should keep things nice and cheap and the machine will feel way snappier.

    Honestly we’re reaching a point where 32gb of system RAM should be the default for most people. Especially for games.

    You’re already probably not CPU-bottlenecked on the GPU - while you’re playing games, you should be sitting at 100% (or close) to GPU utilization.

    If your GPU utilization never hits 100%; then you’re CPU bottlenecked.



  • Yes, but federation controls that on a wider level by adjusting what you’re allowed to see and interact with. Therefore, someone above you gets to control that still. That’s the point I’m making.

    If everything federated by default, and users could sign up for filter lists or something to make it easy - sure. But that’s not how it works.

    Lemmy even did the same thing Reddit is doing now, where if you mentioned a certain topic they were banning people; but they walked it back. I believe it was even the same topic of Luigi and “advocating violence”.



  • And just think, you guys were the ones who didn’t leave back when it was going down the shitter because you disagreed with the opinions of the people they were banning.

    This isn’t even exactly a haven for wrongthink either. /r/fatpeoplehate couldn’t exist on Lemmy, so most people coming over aren’t even really concerned with political opinions being silenced, so much as they care about their particular political opinion being silenced.



  • Oh don’t worry - Lemmy will soon have people posting child porn, gore, or other things en-masse before reporting the site/domain. I’ve seen it on almost every Reddit alternative since Digg shut down.

    They’ll run hit pieces against this place for being extremist, they’ll do all sorts of nasty shit.

    So first they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you.